I really like iCloud and how it keeps my iPhone and Macs in sync, but I have one question. How do you back up Notes?
In Calendar and Contacts, there are export options so I can export and back data up in case iCloud goes wonky, but I don't see such an option in Notes.
Thanks for any suggestions.
iMac 24' flat panel, Mac OS X (10.6.7), 4 GB RAM, 50 GB HD
/Users/blloyd/Library/Containers/com.apple.Notes/Data/Library/Notes
These are the files:
| NotesV1.storedata | NotesV1.storedata-shm | NotesV1.storedata-wal |
I'll just write a SQL script for him.
@aThanasi, you appear to be posting about software for use on Windows computers, not relevant to this particular thread i.e. > Mac OS & System Software > OS X Mountain Lion >
My Library file is invisible. How do I make it appear ?
Open a Finder window, click on the Go menu then press the option key on the keyboard to reveal Library.
Thanks Stephen. That did it.
I decided the simplest thing is just to copy them to Evernote.
Time Machine backs up everything without you having to do anything once it is set up. Use that.
For some of us that don't know html or know what sQLite is, this doesn't sound very usable. Until Apple adds something more functional, I'm just saving the important ones in Evernote.
maybe some day theres simple way to undelete notes...or rollback
This is helpful, but where are the actual notes? I want to put them on a hard drive for safe keeping.
Wonderfully obvious answer that I'd totally overlooked - thanks Ashka!
I was surprised when I used Spotlight Search to find a deleted note, which restored itself when I selected it.
How do you backup Notes?
